The one brilliant bit about it is that ZK-NGI and ZK-NGJ are "flying well" and will carry on living for a reasonable period . . . great opportunity for a joy-ride to 'sadly' say good bye . . . with the fuselage frame of ZK-NGK and the former QF one lying about. . . it will much nicer to hear and see a 733 flying high !!!!!
With regard to photos number 3 and 18.
ReplyDeleteNGJ will be very very pleased to have retired before that flag needs replaced
Thanks Dave ,an end of a era for the 737. Wonder what are the chances a 737 airframe will be preserved in CH CH ?
ReplyDeleteThe one brilliant bit about it is that ZK-NGI and ZK-NGJ are "flying well" and will carry on living for a reasonable period . . . great opportunity for a joy-ride to 'sadly' say good bye . . . with the fuselage frame of ZK-NGK and the former QF one lying about. . . it will much nicer to hear and see a 733 flying high !!!!!
ReplyDeleteI well recall the arrival of NAC's first 737. Darn! You're making me feel old.
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